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Hi @yan

We have made it available via a short code now. Please use the shortcode [cookie_reject] where you want to display the Reject button on your website. Full list of shortcodes can be obtained from Cookie Law Settings > Help Guide

Hi @web111se,

We assume that you meant the Cache Enabler plugin by KeyCDN. We have taken a note of this issue and will provide a fix in the coming updates.

Hi @db7777777,

Could you please create a support ticket here, so that we can look into the issue in more details.

Hi @heldorin,

Could you please create a support ticket here so that we can look into this issue in detail?

Hi @ftwwings,

The premium version of the plugin allows you to assign different categories to the cookies being used on the website and enable the users to turn the cookies on or off based on these categories.

The premium version of the plugin also gives an option to record the users’ consent and indicate which cookies have been accepted by the user and the date and time of the visit.

Hi @monkeypress,

The delete cookies link does delete the cookie set by the GDPR cookie consent plugin on refreshing the page.
You may add the following code in line 186 in cookie-law-info/js/cookielawinfo.js to reload the page automatically when clicked on the delete cookies link.

jQuery("#cookielawinfo-cookie-delete").click(function() {
Cookie.erase(ACCEPT_COOKIE_NAME);
location.reload();
return false;
});

Hi @jezthomp,

Please refer to this article to identify the cookies installed by the website on the browser.

You have to add all the cookies used on the website from the Add New page. The cookies added will be displayed in the back-end on the Cookie List page. You can display them on the website to the users using the shortcode [cookie_audit] anywhere on the webpage.

In the field Cookie Type you need to indicate whether a cookie is persistent, session, or third-party. Session cookies are the types of the cookies that expire when you close the browser. Persistent cookies are the cookies that persist even after the browser is closed. But they still have an expiry date. Third-party cookies are those cookies that are installed by the third-party websites, for example, advertisers.

The duration of a cookie can be found from the browser’s developer console under storage > cookies.

The field Cookie Sensitivity you need to indicate whether the cookies are ‘necessary’ or ‘non-necessary’. Necessary cookies are those cookies that are absolutely necessary for the website to function. All other cookies can be considered non-necessary.

Hi @jezthomp,

If you just activate the plugin, it will only show the cookie bar on the website. You need to add the cookies used on your website.

You can add all the cookies used from the Add New page in the GDPR Cookie Consent plugin. Add the details of the plugin like the title, description, type (persistent, session, or third-party), duration, and sensitivity (necessary or non-necessary) on the Add New page. The cookies added this way will be displayed on the Cookie List page.

Next, you need to add the scripts of the non-necessary cookies in the Non-necessary cookies page. These scripts that will be rendered on the website only when the users give consent.

From the Cookie Law Settings page of the plugin, you can customize the cookie bar to match with the theme of your website. You can decide what message should be displayed on the cookie bar, where the cookie bar should appear, what color the button should be, what buttons should be used etc. You may refer to the User Guide for more information.